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Take 10% off orders of $100+ by using the code TAKETEN at checkout!
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It’s almost here: we’ll be tabling at San Diego Comic-Con on 7/22-7/26 at booth 1721! Stop by for author signings, brand-new books (including some that aren’t out yet), and new merch we’re debuting at the show! See more on our blog and stay tuned, we’ll be adding more info as the show draws nearer.
Congratulations to Briana Loewinsohn, who won the inaugural Graphic Novel & Comics Round Table Oustanding Comics Award in the YA Nonfiction category from the ALA for Raised By Ghosts!
Speaking of awards, Search and Destroy Vol. 3 by Atsushi Kaneko is nominated for the 2026 American Manga Awards for Best Manga Continuing Series—register to vote here!
We’re honored to publish Requiem for Gaza by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco this October: it’s a profound and elegiac work of investigative journalism featuring the testimony of displaced Palestinians who lived through the genocide. If you’d like to take a look inside the book, The Believer Issue 154 has an excerpt that can also be found on their website.
“Fiction exists because there are wounds and desires that are difficult to express in real life. So why not push it as far as possible? What’s the point of attaching yourself to your creation to the point that it’s just a repetition of yourself?” SOLRAD interviewed Yudori—her new book, Lovers of the Empire: Vol. 1, kicks off our new Takumigraphics imprint on 8/18!
We’re big fans of both Daniel Clowes and Criterion, so we are thrilled by this collaboration: Daniel Clowes is featured in the latest installment of Criterion’s Adventures in Moviegoing series! Check out his conversation with Ari Aster and his fascinating movie picks here.
“In Jac’s loose, open compositions, chains of word balloons snake through scenes rendered in an unfussy mix of ballpoint ink, colored pencil, watercolor, and collage…Indie comics fans will herald the arrival of this brusque new talent.” Publishers Weekly gave Bimbo Agitprop by Raquelle Jac a starred review!
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“I wanted to weave a tapestry of knowledge that runs through the women in Little Moon’s family like the Undertow runs through the many worlds,” Purwin said. “Something that cannot be lost or stolen which binds them together across time and space.” Candice Purwin discussed how she created The Book of Murmurs with AIPT!
Katie Skelly went on Comics Grinder to discuss Heaven, her eerie new graphic novel out this month—watch the full interview below!
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Four young women investigate a vanishing strip club in this supernatural, surreal graphic novel.
Out past the edge of town, there exists a strip club called Heaven that only some can find. Some say it's a mirage. Others say you can't miss the giant neon heels lighting up the desert night skies.
Dolly can't find a place to belong. After losing her identity as a gymnast and navigating family turbulence, she's adrift from school and friends. When a mysterious presence beckons her to Heaven, she wonders if she may just have found her place -- but just what does it want in return?
Katie Skelly's first graphic novel since her acclaimed Maids in 2020, Heaven finds out what happens when the artist's quintessential cool girl characters let their guards down and let the world in. With a supernatural strip club backdrop and an eye-popping sense of color that would make Dario Argento proud, Heaven reinforces Skelly's place as one of the most distinctive voices working in contemporary comics today.
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After more than 70 years out of print, Fantagraphics showcases this spectacular volume of epic, swashbuckling Prince Valiant adventures by Paul S. Newman and Bob Fujitani in an oversized deluxe package. Adapted from the 20th Century-Fox movie of Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant starring Robert Wagner.
It was a singular honor when Bob Fujitani was tapped to draw the comic book adaptation of Prince Valiant, the big-budget 20th Century-Fox movie starring Robert Wagner. No one had ever before been permitted to draw Hal Foster’s classic. Then Fujitani and veteran scripter Paul S. Newman were asked to do another — and another — until they had completed a solid run of six more original issues. Unseen after more than 70 years, Fantagraphics returns this rare run of all seven Prince Valiant comic books to print for the first time.
Prince Valiant: Peril of the Round Table features seven spectacular adventures, with all the scope, majesty, and chivalry of the thrilling days of King Arthur. Follow Valiant as he starts out as a squire to a knight of the Round Table and falls in love, only to see his beloved Aleta betrothed to another. Six more high-adventure quests and battles round out this volume, all lovingly restored from the original printings for a new generation of readers.
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This iconic adventure series from the ’70s stars the bold heroine Adéle, who must contend with supernatural monsters wreaking havoc in Belle Époque Paris.
Paris, 1911. One gloomy night at the Museum of Natural History, a pterodactyl escapes from its display and wreaks havoc upon the city. Enter journalist extraordinaire Adèle Blanc-Sec, who must use her wits and firepower to get to the bottom of this bizarre mystery. An enchanting antihero, Adèle is fearless, brash, and thoroughly ill-tempered, smoking and cursing her way through the case—always barely escaping peril to tell her tale.
Masterful French cartoonist Jacques Tardi created his iconic The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec series in the 1970s. Set in the atmospheric Belle Époque Paris, the series features supernatural monsters, mad science, steampunk aesthetic, murder, humor, and delightful derring-do. This new collection of classic Adèle stories includes four episodes (previously published in two earlier volumes): “Pterror Over Paris,” “The Demon of the Eiffel Tower,” “The Mad Scientist,” and “Mummies on Parade.”
In celebration of Adéle’s 50th anniversary, Fantagraphics is thrilled to re-issue these classic stories in luxuriously redesigned hardcover editions. While Fantagraphics published the first four Adéle adventures 15 years ago, this new series will bring the complete 10 episode run of the series into English for the very first time. With an introduction by British journalist and comics historian Cynthia Rose.
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One of the most influential, feminist comics series — the riotous "Bitchy Bitch" stories by pioneering cartoonist Roberta Gregory — is now in one definitive collection.
Midge McCracken is the abrasive, self-destructive pessimist every office has. Not to mince words, she's a bitch: bitter, mistrustful, racist, and completely unfiltered in her words and thoughts. But she comes by it honestly, growing up with hateful, racist parents, suffering sexual abuse as an adolescent, experiencing an unwanted pregnancy, etc. Did we mention that this is a comedy? Roberta Gregory's unflinching sense of humor is the engine driving Bitchy!
This mammoth tome collects Gregory's "Bitchy Bitch" stories, presenting a life from childhood into middle age, following the character through multiple decades. Along the way, Gregory's wider cast of characters are introduced, notably Bitchy's suffering and insufferable coworkers: the obnoxiously cheerful Sylvia (who never met a problem that positive vibes won't cure); the upwardly mobile and power-hungry Pam (aka Bitchy's boss); the intolerant, God-fearing Marcie; her hapless friend-with-benefits, Kenny; and many more. In 1976, Roberta Gregory released Dynamite Damsels — the first underground solo comic created and self-published by a woman. After contributing regularly to the influential anthologies Wimmen's Comix and Gay Comix throughout the 1980s, she launched Naughty Bits in 1991 while working as a production artist at her publisher, Fantagraphics. It became the longest-running solo alternative comic book series by a female cartoonist, coming to an end in 2004 after an influential and pioneering 14-year, 40-issue run. The Bitchy Bitch stories remain the pinnacle of a historic career, and a highwater mark in comics and graphic novels over the past 40 years.
We are also releasing a limited edition signed hardcover edition of this book—find out more here!
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With Fantagraphics’ latest Atlas Comics Library collection, Adventures into Weird Worlds is an exploration of four-color, pre-Code depravity unseen since the early 1950s.
In the unrestrained days before the Comics Code Authority censored the industry, these stories drawn by the cream of the Atlas crop — Russ Heath, Bill Everett, Joe Maneely, Carmine Infantino, Mort Meskin, George Tuska, Bob Fujitani, Joe Sinnott, and Bernard Krigstein — chilled readers to the bone: Irradiated, postapocalyptic monsters become "The Walking Death!" A frantic, tiny voice calls out from "The Thing in the Bottle"! Humanity faces intergalactic doomsday "When a World Goes Mad!" A cemetery robber tells how "I Crawl Through Graves"! Satan himself unveils "The Pit of Horror," as only Bill Everett could envision it! This is the first of three volumes that will re-present this classic Atlas horror series in its entirety. Adventures don’t get any weirder!
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A little thank you to our loyal subscribers: Every month, scroll down and check this space for a limited-time discount, special offer, or other exclusive, plus a sneak-peek excerpt from an upcoming book! Enjoy, and thanks for shopping Fantagraphics! This month:
Use code FIREWORKS at checkout through July 31st for 20% off your next purchase at Fantagraphics.com!*
*Cannot be combined with other offers
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